SnohoBassGuy
7/7/2008 9:48:00 AMI drive by that little lake everyday, and was wondering about it. Were you on the shore? Also, is the lower lake also considered Lake Hilton as well. And, where is the access to this lake? Sorry for the 50 questions. Funny thing is I almost bought a house on that lake (it can almost be considered a pond lol). Thanks for the report.
HillbillyGeek
7/7/2008 2:16:00 PMThanks for the report! I may have to go spank some bass @ Hilton next weekend...
TIP:
Braided line cuts through pads like a hot knife through butter. Use a heavy drag setting and you won't lose many fish. Check your line for damage after every fish. If you see "fuzzy" spots, cut them off. It's better to give up some expensive line than lose a biggun.
TIP:
Braided line cuts through pads like a hot knife through butter. Use a heavy drag setting and you won't lose many fish. Check your line for damage after every fish. If you see "fuzzy" spots, cut them off. It's better to give up some expensive line than lose a biggun.
TravisRush
7/7/2008 3:11:00 PMI was planning on going back today! I fished from the right (lower) lake, which is also considered Hilton. That side has WAY more pads and has bass, while the other side pretty much has trout only. Take the street into Hilton Lake development and it's on your right.
Does a spinning reel do well with braided line?
Does a spinning reel do well with braided line?
